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38:46 this is false. The plane flies just fine without MCAS. It’s just that it would have flown *differently*, which would have required a different type rating for pilots. Great story, but I want to correct the misconception that the 737 MAX is fundamentally unstable.

15:45 very relevant in 2024 with the xz backdoor

Thank you Gunnar

That cloud was ~clearly~ homer simpson with wings.

"If we can build gates," then we can Bill Gates

free weed is better then free beer

It has a main-main-ten-ten-ance-ance cost ;)

All the radioactive stuff was in the ground before we dug it up, so what's the issue with putting it back when we're done taking the neodymium out of it?

Each of Dylan’s talks is a voyage. I just wanted to be entertained during breakfast.

great and interesting talk, thanks

I'm not even a programmer I just watch all this guys talks

Thank you, Captain Obvious. Never has there been a more meandering and pointless presentation. Lots of entertaining data points, but no real solutions nor best practices. As usual - enteraining as all get out. But just a nic 45-minute click-bait meme. No real estimate of "the cost of software."

Is the next session of Hadi Hariri about class struggle?

The VW thing is a bad take. Models show 59 deaths, how could an engineer do that???? Bruh I got friends that work at Raytheon, Lockheed etc. they’re making bank writing code that kills thousands in the Middle East and Africa, not theoretically but in reality. Guess only white rich Europeans matter

Quotes: 2:48 Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated - Confucius 4:15 Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex and more violent, It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage - to move in the opposite direction - Einstein 37:20 Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away - Antione de Saint -Exupery. 49:00 If you can’t explain something to a first year student, then you haven’t really understood it - Richard Feynman 50:38 If you have two equally likely solutions to problem, choose the simplest, Occam’s Razor 56:05 Everything should be made as Simple as possible, But not simpler - Einstein 57:20 Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication - Leonardo da Vinci

00:00 Intro 01:16 Human Brain 6:40 Cannot define Simple. Define What Simple is not? 7:19 Simple is not clever 12:56 Simple is not necessarily familiar 15:18 Code example 21:40 Simple has fewer moving parts 22:11 Simple is not over-engineered 23:27 Rube Goldberg 27:00 Simple is not Terse : Nunit and Junit story, Tony Hoarer quote. 30:35 Well then What’s Simple? 31:00 Simple keeps you focused Example of search engines home page. 38:10 simple eliminates accidental complexity and hides inhered complexity 38:42 Simple fails less 43:50simple’s easier to understand and work with 45:00 isPrime code example 45:35 Simple is elegant 46:45 An Architect’s Dilemma 48:42 Simplicity has to evolve 51:00 Factorial example and Tail Recursion 56:50 Simple makes things easy, but It’s certainly not easy 57:23 Close

This was probably the longest and most entertaining sales pitch I have ever seen.

aweseome talk

awesome

I've been using the same iPhone for years

Wow Dylan.... I mean, I usually "quite like" your talks..... but, 'kin'ell, that one was "a biggie"! "Bardzo dziękuję" indeed!

Dark pissed Norbert, I like it

Amazing talk, packed with information and simply drlivered

Somehow I suspect the response will be lots of head nodding, agreement, and then going back to doing exactly what was being done before :( These issues are so huge it doesn't seem like an individual can fix them... and yet if individuals don't act nothing will happen. I suppose talking about these issues is a good first step.

Good talk .. lame audience maybe

25:08 routing

Excellent talk!

Amazing perspective, great view, and clearly presented in present tense (counting the occurrence of the word "now" - ;) in a riveting fashion.

Bernd Rucker knows everything

that was fking awesome. really awesome

great talk = true

Amazing talk, massive fan of Dominick. He's one of the smartest and hardest working around.

greatTalk(greatTalk());

Very nice example of how to analyze a complex system and how to learn from your mistakes.

Guys, if you compile the code of the Rockstar song he sings at the end, it will print a code that if you run will generate this video in a mp4 format

Great talk.

Less than 100'000 views, What ?

Very practical insights - refreshingly different from abstract concepts and advices! 👍👍

This was Awesome!

🙌👏

Great talk and great speaker

Slides and resources at berndruecker.io/complex-event-flows-in-distributed-systems/

I watched this for school credit and regret nothing.

When the piece turns, it is not head and tails in the same time. It is head then tails then head then tails ......

I know that when we say 1, that means that the electrical current passes through the diode, and 0 means that the electrical current does not pass through the diode. When it is SQT(1/2) X 1, what does the electrical current do through the diode ?

The summary of an experiment (Wannabe Elixir Engineer) mentioned during the presentation: no-kill-switch.ghost.io/wannabe-elixir-engineer-podsumowanie-eksperymentu/ (in PL only)

Slides are available on-line as well: slides.com/sebastiangebski/kaizen-driven-development/#/

Inspiring talk! Really nice 👍

about making a QC, could you let a classical neural network do the heavy lifting? I mean the engineering part

Classic Linda-quality through the whole thing, but my favourite part was @09:45 where she says: "Man - that means all of us... is a rational decision maker" A subtle but clear point about inclusion made!